Canson Artist Series Sketchbook, Hardbound Journal, 11x14 inches, 184 Pages (65lb/96g) - Artist Paper for Adults and Students - Graphite, Charcoal, Pencil, Colored Pencil

What makes Canson the expert in fine art paper?

The Canson story began in 1557 in Annonay, France, with the Montgolfier family, renowned papermakers who established a paper mill that laid the foundation for the brand's future. By the 18th century, the Montgolfiers had gained fame not only for their exceptional paper but also for creating the first successful hot air balloon in 1782. The name "Canson" emerged in 1801 when Barthélemy Barou de la Lombardière de Canson married into the Montgolfier family and took over the business. In the 19th century, Canson became a pioneer in paper innovation, developing specialized papers for artists, including Picasso, Degas, & Ingres.

What is Canson Artist Series?

The ultimate expression of artistry and innovation, this series of fine art paper is designed to meet the unique demands of creative minds. Each surface—whether for watercolor, mixed media, or drawing—is crafted with precision to deliver vibrant color retention and unmatched durability, Artist Series is best known for Montval watercolor paper, 1557 sketch paper, Mi-Teintes pastel drawing paper, & "C" à grain drawing paper.

What paper sizes are available in the Canson Artist Series?

Artists can find every size & type necessary for studio work, travel, art school & pieces destined for galleries or showcases. Artists Series surfaces are available as standard pads in popular sheet sizes, fabric-covered art books, traditional black hardcover books, plein air art boards, individual sheet packs, art boards, and rolls with 10 yards of paper.

What paper types are available in the Canson Artist Series?

There are a variety of fine art paper types expertly pressed for the texture & weight necessary for specific techniques & materials. Surfaces include sketch, drawing, colored pencil drawing, marker drawing, ink drawing, manga drawing, pastel drawing, mixed media, acrylic painting, canvas paper, vellum & tracing.